Browse 181 festival themed bands available for hire in Altea, Valencia, Spain, with 346 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. These acoustic folk-style groups bring the outdoor festival atmosphere to local weddings and events.
All 181 suppliers listed here are willing to travel to Altea. The nearest is based in Cartagena, 85 miles away.
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Rates for festival themed bands in Altea currently range from about €260 for acoustic duos to €3,000+ for full festival ensembles with full equipment packages. The average booking cost is €950, influenced by group size, performance duration, and additional services like ceremony music or extended sets. Many acts offer package deals for multiple performances at the same event. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 59 enquiries for Festival Themed Bands at events in Spain, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 28 October 2026.
Rosalina Assanali & Banda
"Rosalina and her band were absolutely fantastic at our wedding and created a perfect playlist of songs that were performed to perfection. Thank you Rosalina!"
OliveTreeDance
"OliveTreeDance at Boom Festival 2016 – A Multi-Tribal Explosion of Sound
Boom Festival 2016 was already an immersive celebration of art, music, and consciousness, but when OliveTreeDance took the stage, the entire experience was elevated to an entirely new dimension. The Portuguese tribal-dance powerhouse delivered a performance that was nothing short of hypnotic—a sonic ritual that ignited every cell in the bodies of those fortunate enough to witness it.
From the very first vibration of the didgeridoo, the air became electric. Renato Oliveira (Oliver) wielded his instrument like a shaman leading a ceremony, his deep, pulsating drones setting the foundation for a transcendental dance journey. The fusion of earthy grooves and ethereal overtones created an atmosphere that felt ancient yet futuristic, grounding yet cosmic.
The percussion was the heartbeat of the experience, an intricate network of beats that dictated the tempo of the trance. The drums were relentless yet perfectly controlled, shifting between deep tribal grooves and explosive, high-energy bursts that sent waves of movement rippling through the crowd. The interplay between the didgeridoo and the rhythmic section was pure alchemy—seamlessly weaving moments of intensity with hypnotic breakdowns, allowing dancers to ride the waves of sound like tribal nomads journeying through a sonic landscape.
The energy of the performance was nothing short of infectious. The Boom crowd—already known for its uninhibited, ecstatic dance expression—was completely in sync with the music. Faces painted in fluorescent colors, feet stomping the dust into the air, arms reaching for the sky—this was more than a concert; it was a collective rite of passage into a state of pure rhythm-driven euphoria.
As the set built to its peak, OliveTreeDance introduced unexpected sonic layers, from looping vocal chants to bursts of percussive madness, amplifying the trance-like effect. The synergy between musicians and audience was total, a feedback loop of energy and movement that defied the limits of what a live performance could achieve.
By the time the last note echoed into the night, the Boom Festival dancefloor was left in a blissful daze—breathless, euphoric, transformed. OliveTreeDance had not just performed; they had invoked a multi-tribal dance ritual that merged ancient tradition with modern psychedelic celebration.
Boom Festival 2016 was a portal to another world, and OliveTreeDance was the shamanic force that guided us through it.
Absolutely unforgettable."
Ex-Votos
"Great energy, wonderfull people and fantastic music, thanks guys"
"Valdez e as piranhas douradas"
"Online interview on Radio Movimento led by José GEMA"
Mariachi in Florence
"We cannot recommend Mariachi in Florence enough. They were fantastic at our wedding! Everyone absolutely loved them and gave us many compliments on their performance! Highly recommended booking them for any event you may need!"
Telegraph
"Thank you Telegraph that was amazing, exactly what I had in mind!"